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The Wilmingtonian., 1887-11-05
Daniel James has dazzling display OF
hardware, cutlery and electric contrivances.

]. S. Bullock will blandly tell you what to
do when you come in Iout of the cold, viz
to interview one of Bullock's Heaters.
S. H. Baynard always gets to the front
in all of his undertakings and in the Fair
may be seen bis exhibits ofthc lead NJ make
of organs.
'Esty" heads the list-"Dyer and
Hughes" an instrument of wondrous power
and sweetness. while "Wilcox and Gibbs
are rich in design and melodious in tone
These are standard organs and it is not nee
essary to speak of the important niche they
fill in every well regulated family circle.
Mr.. f. p. Potter is managing this depart
ment for Mr.. Baynard aud be will take de
light in exhibiting the virtues of his differ
ent musical instruments.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-11-05

Messrs Adair and Murphy have an elat-
crate array of furniture.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-11-05

Wm, Layton has samples of about every
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Mama.
O. Es:oo
Name.
5sz4l 500.


BALTIMORE. Nd. March 7.-virsinis skies. con-
sodated, 81; do. ten-forties, 4OA; do new threes,
651s bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Md. March LECTION nrmer-mid-
ding, 81. Flour firm with good inquiry
Howard street and western super, 2.59a3 10:
s s1 mills Is i' ao e.se sgs
S:55; Do: Rio brands, 4:5os2-?5 Petspsco super
steady and quiet; red, sOaS2: amber, GLASS: No.
red. spot. COX asked; Msreh sossI; April, T qua
g Ny steady
mi1ed, spot, 48ka4ss.: March. 46ss46,.:- April.
sss sa pf 40
western white, 35a39; western mixed. 34a36.
ern, II. 60sl50O; Provisions Arm. Mess PORK. Old;
1900; new, 19.O0a20.00 Bulk meats-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed. 7fa9. Bscon-shoulders,
80: clear rib sides. 90: hams. 13Ha14. Lard ss
creamery. 26a32 Esxs quiet, 15a55h Petroleum
nary to fair 13zal4S. Sugar quiet and easy-A SOFT
5ss copper refined lower and quiet. 93talO Whisky
steady, 123a124 Freights to Liverpool Per steamer
dull-cotton. 3l6d,; dour, ls.9d-: grain 3, sa31sd
Sales-wheat, $500 bushels; corn. s7,70O BUSH
els.
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(NHANCERY SALE
~ OF VALUABLE UN1MPRovED PROPERTY IN
TIE EASTERN SECTION OF THE CITY OF

WASHINGTON, D. C.
ses sp 59
Ct February, A. D. 1887, in cause No. 9491 -
S 81 gsss ssssRn ETH
tor District Of conmb ia inc CITY
Lot rae feet sgn of
By
ss she SAN PAX 81 rS1 q
sss ssess ST. 4 eighty sy
hui Sni ana dob hand1sd snd Two Ss
s s,n d4 one hundred and 900 91s hundred
drsd .nd one hundred and eleven bib III one
hnndred and Twelve qd2 one hundred and thirteen
North Capitol ST. hundred and thirty SEC 49,
SRs ssSSsd
aaS SFs WIFI one hun
d 4 and RaS
dred and H46) one hundred and
sna sis.y liss one h9ndSeS md G1S te
1S3a, one hundred and sixty -four u64? one hundred
"a st. between lss st. east and North cap S
sa II square numbered six hundred and seventyfoul
AE6 A HsR e T.g Is N6R the
FIRST: Original Lots numbered three 90 and four
SESSS DAY ! 9THkT Fidsn sss1
Of q and
~
n streets in one thousand
THIKb. on the SANE DAY. at HALF PAST FOUR
OCLDCK pm. in front Of the premises lots numbered
ten (1Oj eleven I'D Ion Mass ave- Between 18th and
18th SITS Sc and twelve az, ION 10th St. between
p. PSSSfT ousn one s'9p
numbered four I'VE s5 lon Between e issh . snd
vel 81 @ s Hnt @ sed e
beFed 1pe thousand boz san snd seTyenty five 4l075a
m. in front Of the premises, lot numbered one d 5
(corner Of Ga ave. and 18th sts in square num-
ssf& e. ~
FIVE oGt {n PM front Of re
Ave seven Uc eight es a nine ~ ts ten
a9 Ion 1S1h between tH and sts IS eleven
in square numbered one thousand and eighty six
sEyE 6SE acS On the SAME Day at HALFPAsI
SIX Co.. h
and nine ig, ION 10th, between D and sis Sc ], in
O'Clock PM in 'front.' Of the preises Lot s1a
doS Corner Of 18th and e Ca sSe. se 1a
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree
and two years respectively for which the pronssory
notes Of the purchaser be eiven bear
from the day Of SALE and secured by deed of trust
eonveyanGng at purchasers cost deposit of $50 At
not complied with in days from the day of sale
the Trustees reserve the right resell the risk and
cost of defaultng purchaser after five DAYS preyious
notice in The Evening Star
SAMUEL MADDOX, Trustee
1862 Louisiana ave.
r. 6. DAVIS, Trustee,
313 ~ st. NV.
HENRY e. DAVIS, Trustee,
46S Louisiana ave.
DUNCANSON BROS, AuctiOneers. mh7 -d&dS
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneer,

LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF THE nA1.
ANCE OF THE WHITNEY COLLECTION TO
BE SOLD AT WILLARD HALL
RIM AHD h16H FIaHTH
EIEyEN AN AND THREE PM Aon DAi AZ
EXHIBITION MONDAY, MARCH 7TH, FROM 10 A.
THE SALE COMPRISES THE FINEST AND RAR-
EST COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS (SOMK
MAaNIFfcENT BisoGE AND pAR1AN FIGURES,
f MAMFtE fso3 9RRS un EyT, XAsEs GESTER
BRONZE GROUP "AMAZON ON HORSEBACK AT.
Tackled BY PANTHER" N. CESS. ONE OF
c caH EaAHaSsT BRoSzEs IN ANY PRIVATE
PAIR xEKb ANTIQUE BRONZE FIGURES HOLD.
ING SOLID ORMOLU CHANDELIERS ON
v,, GS5REYATT MARBLE PEDESTALS. .
Vn aH !. PA al 1858. FROM SALE OF DUKE
HASWR sES91KE H sNSSdd4q+ AND PIER MIRRORS IN
hASSIHTTF FES Az EMBROIDERED SILK AND
THE CELEBhATED GROs BLEU AND FLEuRs-
THE fs b XKsEs Of FRAkSE ssEyREskr FR0N
sHEIeHT q IRcHEs. H bIHsEfEk f FEET;
p,pMnMIC WHICH WAS VALUED AT $1,000.
BIRD'S EYE MAPLE SUITE OF FURNITURE,
6 G40sES s9 Sno TRIMMINGS MADE IN FRANCE
EST And BEST coiIEc cF 81 "a a0 5 o . EVER
n. OFFERED IN THIS COUNTRY.
CATALOGUES CAN BE OBTAINED UPON APPLI-
CATION TO THE AUcTIONkERS, ON AND
hibition at avenue northwest and
continuation Of the sale held in January ut which
time all Of the collection could not be exhibited cat
alosued. mh4-d&ds
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DIED..

DIED.
BABSON In Lynn Mass, February % 1897 DIR
EUGENE ST: l. BABsoN, eldest son Of John v. Bah.
son. Of this city.
BEGk G s su o sy. March
Funeral services Ya At itS6 Street northwest At $50
pa Mira Il, JULIA ME- q .ssd
Her funeral w1l take place from the residence Of her
Friends and are invited q attend t%0r
cester, Mass. aud Putnam. Conn.,. please oopy'
HEhY cKANpLER aeed 81 Ss0 An
=, Funeral THURSDAY morning at . o'clock; from ST.
Friends and relatives are invited 70 attend.
nS Saf Sn NE ?, ,o aah 9TH lss
M HHasI hing ,,,S Ssed seven days.
M, Of cerebro meninsitis, JOHN WILLIAM RIGHT
slime only son of j. H. and Z. Kate Knapp. sged nve
Weep not, {. wa. Fathers hand
he s s. Sos and aH sSok hence
To grace the heavenly bower
Funeral from the residence Of his grandmother,
% sSs sps.
LORING. Sunday, March 9, 1887, Of measlea NAY
LoRING. daughter Of Engineer 1n-Chief Lorang. q
Funeral services private, at residence Tussday. g
IL A. IN. Intennent in Massachusetts,
M e. Tss s Anti IL 40
o.car Newman in her her p ,u,s ys:s 1,,.a
s.. H oeioef ts PM. keis.ivs. ssa sssnds ssfsG
invited g .tsDd dn.ss%sps !. sSca W r.
e ss sunsss osss 81 ,ss :;
< s s nSrsas.s On xsdDesa.'. he Oh ma :
sagsPEsss e, q s, AsssS $50 ISL g :s,.s ss
Ss.G q s ss es 1871
Isaac HawlnG, 2l00 street no.thv~S
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
DUNoANsoN BROS, Auctioneers

VNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer
CHA AN ~, SALE OF TWO VALUABLE Build
ING LOTS ON WEST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH
STREET WEST. BETWEEN q AND STREETS
, BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of 2ex
the District OF Coumbia. passed on the fourth ~
Gay OF March, 1887, In cause wherein Richard Is
Joyce ct a. are complainants and John j. Joyce is
9elenuant, NO. 1885, will sell at public auction in
'front.' OF the premises, on THURSDAY, the TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF MARCH. 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK
r M, parts OF lots numbered twenty-four ga,
twenty-six t26l and twenty t27) in square No
one one hundred and five (1O5) having front of sixty
GOD feet On SAID 18th street and running back
Agresably to the order contained in said decree the
ing lots each having front Of thirty 600 on 18th
street. plat OF which will be exhibited at the sale
, These two lots are REGARDED as the valuable in
the western section of the city
According to the requirements the decree the
chase money must be paid i'll cash.
upon confirmation of the sale and payment of all the
purchase money, the property will be conveyed. the
property will be resod at the risk and cost of the
fanitlng purchaser. deposit of one hundred 0OO)
oouars VIII be required on each lot COnveySncny at
purchasers cost.
JOHN F. ENNIS, Trustee,
NM -dGOS 1856 Louisiana
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1S s hEsa M sgTF
RN Feh w SHEKEF SUITE
eH H9Hh II s PEsGf EE1 HAP aIn XsS
kkTES HRS% 49, 4 sfISSS
b bkasse RQk ANbM STAH
VA e HI EEXTEssIoN TABLE BRACE
E HHFa
GSAHREEf H ms S4ZFn oRPSFs E
1Hhk F Kb ss SSR kH9 kfF5zE SER RRaSi
81 TgEsRAY INA MAR s EIeHTn At TEN
household effects partially enumersted This house
{ s90 and
the goods % zRsfl Fl tn %hsas CO..
mh43t Auctoneers.
f55H SSESsf & s 81
Sssss s'.assp 's sss sx
situated Erie street. between 18th aud streets
Lot. and s. Block IS. s Meridian Hill. and severn,
other Lots in same vicinity.
property In the District.
Terms: One-third cash balance in and years,
notes to bear six per cent interest payable
nnay and to be secured by deed OF trust property
sold. deposit of 300 each lot required at time
81 % sale ,Conveyancing &c, at cost Of purchaser.
is5Ss B aaSs
rtEsbA7 EIGHTH SAY DAY 81 n1hcH B. ISL
same hour and place.
mh2-d&ds DUNCANsoN Bros Aucts
TNRESTEE,S SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. AND UN1MPROVED PROPERTY, SITUATED
ON CANAL STREET, BETWEEN SOUTH C
STREET re-; H., FIRST STREET WEST AND SOUTH
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of -
1O.169, the undersigned trustee win offer forI III
sale at public auction, in front Of the premises
TUESDAY, MARCH EIGHTH. 1887, at HALF-PAsT
fOUR O'CLOCK Pm. lots numbered 15 IL, 10 and
20. in Henretta Richards and Others recorded sub
provements thereon.
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree third
OF the money in cash. and the residue in equal
1nstallments in and two years. with interest at
per cent deposit Of twenty dollars will be
quired when each lot is struck Of Terms Of sale be
complied with in seven days from day Of sale. All
Gonysysncing at the cost Of the purchaser.
JOHN =. McNALLY, Trustee, Columbian Law Bldg.
THOS. BOWLING. Auct. f23-eo&ds
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Traveller, G.mSde.

PENNA RouTE-B. and p station, 9th and n streess
For New York, Philadelphia and the East .,5 "a
Congressional hInited, Is. 10 and 1 20 D. M, For
New York, on sunday am, IL 80, =, 4 tCong1es-
slona nmitedl, -, 10 aud ii 70 y. ~ For Chi
eago; Cincinnati 81 Louis. Pltisburg and the West
Louis and except saturday TO Chicago: "a 80 a m
lCmcaso imited) daily. Western Express 4 10 a
m daily, with through sleepers to Chicago and 81
mond and the SOUTH and ann aA dly f sna kc a
pm. daily, except Sunday. For Baltimore AZ
40, y, $40 llimted EXPRESS $50 aud ] 1 5 am
$40, u, $40, 10 ana III 10 m; ON Sunday 81 AID
and III l5 am. II 80 4, l5, g. s:IO 10 and i 20
pm For Pope's Creek Line % al and 40 D rn
daily. except sunday For Annapolis, rs AM II 80
am. and 4: is pm. For Erie Cansndnigus. kSch
ester buffalo aud niagara, 10 daily except Satur-
day. For Milamsport, Lock Haven and LlInira. 90
b. ANDO. RoUrE-Station, Corner New Jersey ava
nue. aud street-for Chicago, III 40 q. dast limi-
tedl and 10 10 pm daily. for Cincinnati. Louisville,
aud 10 10 pm daily For Pittsburg Cleveland and
Detroit L As a.m fsst limitedl and 80 IN daily
No extra CHARGE for fast time limited trains For
iSo5 s u Il NO 3 9 and
On sunday 30 80 so and 10 tpa o5 g @ iis. e.
800. 30 40, 5 40 80. 7;s5 s:25 and i j SO
2; m; on Sunday. $50 a. m- 40 p. IN,
For way stations between Washington and
Baltimore, 5. $40 $50 am, II TO- 80 40 6:45
$40, 40 and IL 80 pm. For ststonson Metrupoli.
tan Branch, . 40 am. except sunday. 40 and 81
pm daily. Principal statonss 40 IN. daily; SUM-
day stops at all stations For FREDERICK. 40 IL as
$40 Am and 5:31 pm daily, except Sunday. Fog
Lexington and Valley, 40 daily except sunday
burg 80 an. II 80. and ll:2l pm. daily. except
Sunday.
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HELP YOURSELF 70 tide over what may be a crftf-
cal period OF your existence, by using DR. ID
JAMES ExPECToRANT, when struggling with
serious Cold This old curative Will give free ex.
pectoraton, and relieve the lungs OF the phlegm
which clogs them; II Will allay the Inflammation
which attacks the mucus membrane OF the Throat
and Lungs, and thus remove the irritation which
so alarms and diStreSSes; IL heals the parts, and
aids the system TO shake on the effects OF such
attacks IL is an old familiar medicine for all Pull
monary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Asthma or
Pleurisy, and equally serv1ceable In Bronchitis or
any Throat-aiL III IN need OF such q remedy-get
it-and do not be put on with anything else.
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III TIE FAILURE OF TUE DEFICIENCY BILL
The signal service win be seriously crippled by
the failure OF the deficiency appropriation btu 70
become q law. The deficiency estimates of the
service aggregate but 3770, the greater part Of
which was intended for tho payment Of transpor-
tation and mileage accounts The estimate for
the transportation Of man, baggage, &C, was q
the bin to secure the appropriation will cause
much embarrassment. According to the statement
Of the chief signal ofcer sHt Is now Impossible 70
remove man, even to discharge or recruit him, or
to replace those who Are dead or dangerously III !"
The term OF service az . number OF men has ex-
PRED but they must be retained tn the corps nom
The lacksOf money to send them to their homes
The Geographic reports OF cold waves storms
Warnings etc, must be discontinued at a number
of important points, as the funds on hand for that
purp0ee ere nearly exhausted.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
1T WOULD MEAN WAR.


What Sir John Mcdonald says % the
Enforcement Of the New RetaliatOry
Bill.
Special Cable Dispatch 10 THE EVENING star
OTTAWA, ONT, March There was q lengthy
session OF the cabinet yesterday, at which the
action of Congress in passing the retaliation blu
was discussed az wen as the Jubilee OF the
Gloucester fishermen. Sir John Mcdonald last
evening said: ''The act viii never be put into
force. It would mean war between Great
BRITAIN and the United States, which the
United States cannot AFFORD to 60 into
see the Gloucester fishermen hanged
me In enjoy. They must hate me, and this only
conv1nceS me that my policy Is the one best calcu-
lated to benefit Canadians. There is no law to
prevent man, or set OF men, from making fools
OF themselves II they want to, and so these fellows
S VINO went into Mysteries over the signing OF the
CANADA WILL RErALrArE
Hon. Mackenzie Bowel, minister OF customs
says: I'VE Will, as told you on Thursday, retail
ase Ior TINS measure II Americans can get along
without their goods It's game two can play
AMERICA WOULD DO ANYTHING RATHER THAN FIGHT.
Hon. Geo. Foster, minister OF marine and fisheries,
said: 1--WE have got Great Britain at our back
and mean to maintain our rights along the Attain
Tic coast on the fishery question. No, there won't
ne any nght- The Americans would concede any
SuAue AIot
Hon. John b. Pope, minister OF railways and
canals, was OF the opinion that the United States
mad been playing game OF flush and been called
down, and, OF course, felt sold. They had paid
$4,000 once before, and 1t would cost them
more than that before they get out OF this. Cana
land.
. Hon John CARING, minister OF agriculture, said
the matter had been discussed by the cabinet and
Iney felt sure OF the position taken. The United
states were acting farce and next summer would
snow IT, The administration would enforce the
fishery laws tenfold more strtngently than ever.
There Will be lots OF "ktck1ng," but nothing else.
The Baseball League.
THE MEETING IN NEW YORK TO-DAY EXPECTED 10 BE
IMPORTANT.
NEW YORK, March THE annual meeting Of
the National Baseball league began to-day at
the Filth Avenue hotel 1t Is expected that the
session will be long and important one.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market,
The following are the opening and 800 pm. prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to II. II. Dodge 500 10th street:
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GALE OF THE HYaF1A HOTEL.

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit court Of the
% states 5or the eastern district Of Virginia
recied by the viii Of the late Harrison Phoebns viii be
soid on the premises, at FORTRESS MONROE, VA, at
n0on on THURSDAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL
1851 the celebrated HYGEIA HOTEL, with all OF its
ha hn rights pryileees and spgurtenances
H HsGE1 The 6udngs are in complete order The
otner hotel in the United States 1t never more
hpuas ana Is 30 well known minute description Of
splendid property Is unnecessary. Possession de-
hyered the LIST of May, 1887.
Terms Onefourth in cash; the balance upon credit
Per cent interest from the day Of sale. payable an
LOT which the purchaser is to execute his notes
and the title to be retained until the Of p,r-
chase money is paid; the purchaser required to Keep
payments.
s$aS5Ss $SS S$|Is Commissioner
Hygeia Hotel March L 1857. mh7- m tn tap4inc
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OBJECTS TO THE TEST

OBJECTS THE TEST.
Wright Rives has written 90 the Commiss1one
I'm regard 20 the report by capt Grimm upon the
traffic observations upon the principal county
roads (printed heretofore In THE STAHl taxing eN-
the ground that some OF the roads mentioned were
and are in an impossible condition
DARKROOM LICENSES REVOKED.
The Commissioners have issued an order rcvok.
schaefer EDWARD '. Rice. Eugene n Cheiini and
p. Kennedy, on the ground that they were erfo.
neously issued. These We're the nye parIvn
Temperance Union In their petition 10 Congr1S
BAR ROOM IIcKNsn
The Commissioners have granted bar room
licenses 10 Joseph Lewis, William h Skelley ana
wholesale liquor license 70 Eugene G. knight
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwfsle as followss
l.. {. Heuth, TO erect brick store and dwelling,
5000, corner OF 9th and r streets northwest;
ChaS johnson, TO erect brick hail. $1,000 1ll<
18th street between and streets northwest;
John s. Hessel 10 erect brick dwelling, e., 100 on
18th street. between south Carolina avenue and
ID streets southeast; Thos j. King, 10 erect BRICK
stable, $1,000 In alley between 10th and nth and
h and streets northwest; Robert Berberich, 20
erect three brick dwellings, $500 on 5th street.
between l. and N streets northwest: Tnos h
Waggaman, TO erect seven brick dwellings, s45O0
p e. Palmer, TO erect four brick buildings SiGn
on street, between 9th and 10th streets SOUTH
east. w. W. Dorsey, 70 erect two frame dwellings,
5000, on street, between 10th and 18th streets
southeast A. +. Richardson, 10 raise frame
house No. 1915 18th street northwest: 800 GEO.
repair M STREET northwest. 4plhl
n. Eckhardt, To build store front on l:sy5 7th
street northwest: $l,7o0. Robert Toomb 20 NJ
pair 10l9 22d street northwest: $500 Thomas
Riley, 70 build frame shed on nth street wharf:
$500.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Edward Brockenborough has been appointed an
additional private on the police force without CON.
pensauon from the District
SHOOTING AFFAIR or lsso-This morning, In
the Criminal Court, old case was recalled by
the appearance In Court OF Jacob 4. Augney %
answer the charge OF an assault and battery with
Intent 10 Kill John H. willmott in the fall OF lSsS2
py shooting him at the ST Marc hotel
Were the readings at the signal once to day: a.
~, 40 /. am, Al; III an, ~; = pm, "a: maxi
mum, 30; minimum. 40
NEW TERN OF THE CRIMINAL CorRr-Tnis morn
Ing the March term OF the Criminal Court WAS
convened by Judge Macarthur. The petit Jurors
We're called, and MeSsrs James X. RYAN a o.
Beam, Joseph T. Hill, L. Monkey, Thos II Oxran
Joseph r. SpranZy and Z. L. Lane failed TO answer
Il. A. Lehman and l. A. Bartlett were excus.sd
The petit Jurors were excused 20 April 9Th The
grand Jurors were called and four-R D. INck.
wood, Al. l.. Crawford, James Hubbard and John
Sherman-failed 10 answer. T. Cody, g G. Corn
well, w. Ii. johnson and Bernard Herman were
excused. The marshal was directed 20 MI the
vacancies, and they We're adjourned Till tomor.
row.
The will OF the late Mary H. Eastman, filed with
The register to-day, leaves her estate her chil
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EXTRAORDINARY COLLECTION OF
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS.

Rare Old Drawings in Chalk Crayon Pen and Ink.
selected during the past year from the Studios and
Art Repositories of the principal art dealers Of London
Pars Rome, Turin, Florence Leipaic Madrid Seville
Barcelona, Milan, The Hague. Amsterdam, Edinburgh
and Glasgow. including simonetts great work. The
Departure Also Drawings by Raphael, Greuze Titan.
Tenievs, Lancret, Constable, Old Crome, David Cox.
together with the famous Datri Collection Of Modern,
homan Spanish. Manese and other AQuarelles. FORM
Ing one OF the best and most important collections
ever brought together in this country.
The whole viii be ON exhibition at my fine art gale
ries southwest corner Pennsylvania and 18th
street. March 9Th and 9h to be sold without
THURSDAY. MARCH TENTH, FRIDAY. MARCH
ELEVENTH, and SATURDAY, MARCH TWELFTH.
At ELEVEN A NJ, THREE p. n. and EIGHT p. n.
each day. mh4-6t
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The Proposed Railroad Investigation.
THE SENATE sUB-COAMITTEE DECIDES TO BEGIN NOV.
10TH NEXT.
The subcommittee OF the Senate District COM
mittee appointed to investigate the entire question
OF street and steam railroads in the District OF
columbia held meeting to-day and decided to
begin their work on the 18th OF November next.
All the members OF the Observation-Disclosures.
Ingalls,, Spooner, Chase, Harris and Vance were